Beshert
Synopsis
Official Selection UK Jewish Film Festival 2025
Details
- Year
- 2025
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 19 min 54 sec
- Format
- Film
- Director
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Lewis Rose
- Producer
- Jason Solomons, Naomi Gryn
- Executive Producer
- Michael Etherton, Benjamin Till
- Editor
- Struan Clay
- Screenwriter
- Gary Enkin
- Director of Photography
- David Johnson
- Production Designer
- Chloe Brady
- Sound
- Filipe Pinheiro, Patch Rowland
- Composer
- Erran Baron Cohen
- Principal cast
- Anton Lesser, Kit Rakusen, Debra Tammer
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Movie Love Productions
Jason Solomons2 Roseleigh Avenue
London
N5 1SP
Sales Company
Movie Love Productions
Jason Solomons2 Roseleigh Avenue
London
N5 1SP
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